Leo's Blog: Infinite Insights — Page 5
This guy Faberge made an entire career/life purpose out of crafting exquisite art for the Russian aristocracy. I share this with you as an example of the creative possibilities of life purpose. Of course I don't condone serving corrupt oligarchs, but if you are looking for business ideas, a business that serves the rich and powerful is a sure path to profits and success. But you could also combine it with taste, craftsmanship, mastery, and fine art. This is just an example of the interesting possibilities. There are always rich people with too much money and not enough cool shit to buy. You could make a fortune selling cool crafts to the rich. Hell, you could make and sell your own Faberge eggs and rich oligarchs will lap them up. The point is, you need to be much more creative with your business ideas. There are fortunes to be made. Make unique art that the rich want to buy. That is a huge open market. But take it one step further. Don't just copy Faberge, ask yourself, What kind of stuff would Faberge create today for the rich in our tech-savvy age? The possibilities for bespoke high-tech art are enormous.
Check out this Mechanical Whale.
You are not being creative enough with your life purpose. You are thinking too small. You can have a workshop of 500 craftsmen building art for you.
A good history lesson.
Eventually socialists turn against each other and eat one another alive. Trotsky ended up with a hammer to the back of his head. This is real human nature. And we see this in today's leftists, who end up in circular firing squads. It takes a lot of consciousness not to kill each other. See, when socialists come to power, the most bloodthirsty one of them will kill the rest of them. Leftists are so utopian that this catches them by surprise.
The point of studying history is to learn true human nature.
This shows you how deep survival goes. All of this is survival, but not recognized as such. Humanity is completely lost in survival.